speaker paul ryan: i do. maria: the story line i'm hearing, we are working on one thing and all after sudden the president tweets something and the media focus changes. speaker paul ryan: we tell our members to forget about the white noise, what they are hearing on tv, no offense. i think the president put a sincere, serious offer on the table. it was something that encapsulate those four pillars he talks about. the senate is getting started on this. we'll get started having those considerations with our members. we'll work on it ourselves. but if we stick with the outline the president talked about we can get a good deal. maria: more "wall street" after this. successful people have one thing in common. they read more. how do they find the time? ... with audible. audible has the world's largest selection of audiobooks. for just $14.95 a month... you get a credit good for any audiobook ... and you can roll your credits to the next month if you don't use them. audible members get free no hassle exchanges ... an

speaker paul ryan: i do.the story line i'm hearing, we are working on one thing and all after sudden the president tweets something and the media focus changes. speaker paul ryan: we tell our members to forget about the white noise, what they are hearing on tv, no offense. i think the president put a sincere, serious offer on the table. it was something that encapsulate those four pillars he talks about. the senate is getting started on this. we'll get started having those considerations with our members. we'll work on it ourselves. but if we stick with the outline the president talked about we can get a good deal. maria: more "wall street" after this. today we're out here to test people's knowledge about type 2 diabetes. so you have type 2 diabetes? yes i do. true or false... type 2 diabetes more than doubles your chance of dying from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or a stroke. that can't be true, can it? actually, it is true. and with heart disease, your risk is even higher. in fact, cardiovasc

speaker ryan: any questions? >> how do you respond to the fbi directors appointee saying the memo that you said should be released could pose a grave danger to the country? speaker ryan: let me step back for a second. let me tell you what this memo is and is not. what this memo is is congress doing its job in conducting legitimate oversight over fisa. if mistakes were made and if individuals did something wrong, then it is our job as the legislative branch of government to conduct oversight over the executive branch. fisa is a unique situation which involves american civil liberties. if american civil liberties were abused that needs to come to , light so it doesn't happen again. what this is not is an indictment on our institutions, of our justice system. it is not an indictment of the fbi, of the department of justice. it is not impugn the miller investigation or the deputy -- mueller investigation or the deputy attorney general. legitimateress' function of oversight to make sure the fisa process is being used

speaker paul ryan: i do.after sudden the president tweets something and the media focus changes. speaker paul ryan: we tell our members to forget about the white noise, what they are hearing on tv, no offense. i think the president put a sincere, serious offer on the table. it was something that encapsulate those four pillars he talks about. the senate is getting started on this. we'll get started having those considerations with our members. we'll work on it ourselves. but if we stick with the outline the president talked about we can get a good deal. maria: more "wall street" after this. jackie: as an 18 year old, i let my mistakes kind of take over my life. i was point-five credits away from completing high school and i didn't do it. angela: i got pregnant and i was the main one working so, i did what i had to do to survive. jocelyn: sentía que la escuela no era para mí. karim: most of my family they never graduated high school or even let alone go to college so i'm trying to break that barrier. jackie: my

[laughter] the next guest, speaker of the house paul ryan. >> [applause] speaker ryan: no, i'm not going to be singing. >> [applause] speaker ryan: first, happy birthday phil. we'll sing for you later. look, i know we are all a little shaken up by what happened today. i think it is important to note we need to keep praying for the victims. we need to keep praying for the people that were hurt, for their families. i am so thankful for the people who sprung into action today. >> [applause] speaker ryan: i am so thankful for the capitol police, first responders, and our physician members of congress who sprung into action. thank you so much for what you did today. >> [applause] speaker ryan: it kind of reminds you sometimes how fragile life can be. we have to serve with all of our hearts. which brings us here to why we are doing what we are doing, to improve people's lives, to make our country a better place. that brings us to our dear friend, vice president mike pence. >> [applause] speaker ryan: when you think about all we had worked on, and all we had done over the past year, only achiev

ryan: any questions? respond to the fbi director's appointee saying the memo that you've released could pose a grave danger to the country? ryan: what this memo is is congress doing its job in conducting legitimate oversight over fisa. if mistakes were made and individuals did something wrong, then it is our job as the legislative branch of government to step over the executive branch. fisa is a unique situation which involves american civil liberties. that needsre abused, to come to light so it doesn't happen again. what this is not is an indictment on her institutions our institutions, the fbi, the department of justice. it does not impede the robert mueller investigation or the deputy attorney general. the legitimate function of congress, its oversight to make sure the fisa process is being used correctly and if it wasn't, that needs to come to light and people need to be held accountable so that we do not have problems again. this does affect our civil liberties. chuck schumer and nancy pelosi have ca

and then what does ryan do? puts out the ultimate self-own on this highlighting $1.50 a week at the point where the democrats are saying that it is just crumbs. so this is -- this has been a bad week for ryan, he was embarrassed by the nunes memo, he's obviously mba braced by the tweet, which under mines every talking point they had. is ryan going to run for reelection, i think the odds are yes. the smart money would be he's running for reelection and then announcing he's leaving the house afterwards because he's too potent a fund-raiser not to mention the speaker of the party bailing in the middle of the election. >> he runs for reelection in this theory of the case? >> yes. >> he wins his seat and then he announces i'm leaving the house? >> this is speculative. >> okay. >> i will tell you the people i talked to in washington, which is the scenario they think is the most likely. >> so neera, he clearly, even in this scenario is finished with his career in the house. but i get charley's point, it would seem unte

speaker ryan rrts about sources and methods. you know what's ironic about this issue -- is the republicans on the hipsy committee, intelligence committee, voted to declassify their memo. the democrats voted against declassifying the republican memo but not their memo. i think what you see here is republicans are for letting all of this information out there provided we scrub for sources and methods. the republican memo was written to make sure that sources and methods were not compromised so that full disclosure could occur. we do not know whether that's the case for the democrat memo. it has to go through that scrubbing process. here's what i would like to encourage all of you. you're the press. you're the avatars of the first amendment, fisa abuse matters to each and every one of us as citizens. and if our government abused the fisa process, a very unique selective process, which if mishandled could complicate and compromise american civil liberties, we should care about that. this is about making sure our civil liberties as c

rene and ryan. >> jeff, thank you. last minute changes to the republican memo are not easing worries at the fbi. there are still grave concerns at the bureau. cnn learned top white house aides are worried that director chris wray will resign if the memo is released. wray is not directly threatening to step down. >> his predecessor james comey offering support. tweeting all should appreciate the fbi speaking up. i wish more of our leaders would. take heart. american history in the long run, weasels and liars never hold up. >> the fbi agent association publicly thanking director wray expressing appreciation for his willingness to stand with them as they work to protect the country from security threats. house suprepeaker paul ryan. >> this memo is not indictment of the fbi, of the department of justice. it does not impugn the mueller investigation or the deputy attorney general. what it is is the congress' legitimate function of oversight to make sure the fisa process is used correctly. if it wasn't used correctly, that

ryan: does anyone have any questions? >> how you respond to president trump's own fbi director appointee saying the memo you've read and say should be released could pose a grave danger to the country? rep. ryan: first of all, let me to you what this memo is and what this memo is not. is congressmo is doing its job in conducting legitimate oversight over a very unique law, fisa. if mistakes were made and individuals did something wrong, fisa our job to -- involves american civil liberties. if american civil liberties were abused, then that needs to come to light so that does not happen again. what this is not is an indictment on our institutions, on our justice system, it is not an indictment of the fbi, it -- thet impugn the molar mueller investigation or the deputy attorney general. what it is is the legitimate isrsight to ensure the fisa being used correctly and if it was not being used correctly that needs to come to light and people need to be held accountable for it. this does affect our civil liberties. chuck schum

know if you're misunderstanding what paul ryan said paul ryan said he would bring president trump's immigration bill to the floor that doesn't mean she is getting what she wanted what she wanted what a lot of progress is one of was a clean doc a bill or some that any percent pro democrats have present for republican and he percent pro democrats have percent for republican paul ryan is saying they're saying he's going to bring the floor of the bill to a bill to the floor that's going to end chain migration that's really what paul ryan was saying no and was saying that a very nice way he said he was going to bring a resolution for daca to the floor. or and that would be voted on and signed but after that i learned from get it. right i guess you can say and president trump said that he supported a resolution for dakar for dreamers so i mean i guess you can play semantics or suggest that he's playing semantics with it but if you take him at face value with what he said then again like i said she got what she wanted unless you think that somehow he was. tiptoeing around his words to mislead her in t

i'm sorry, but this is on paul ryan. and paul ryan is the speaker of the house.aul ryan is the one who heads the republicans in the house who are supposed to know how to whip a vote. and he has issues with his freedom caucus because now we have a group of republicans who all of a sudden are concerned with the deficit. where were they when they just passed a humongous tax bill that increased the deficit by $1.5 trillion? and now, they're talking about principles in terms of being deficit hawks? i'm sorry. but the hypocrisy is immense. i think that daca is still front and center. i commend nancy pelosi for making that front and center. and for making the same point that chuck schumer did in the senate, which is, if we're going to do this, if you're going to put us in a position where we're going to have to give you the votes to open the government back up, which was the case with the senate last time they had a little bit of leverage because republicans knew they needed democrats to reach the 60-vote threshold. the republicans in the house have never approached dem

tim ryan and someone like camilla harris, she is a progressive, and tim ryan is at least trying to findconomic solutions or tack onto the economic success that the republicans have been able to cobble together. but the rest of the people on the list, they're so far left, there is no way -- >> but you say progressive, and trying to cobble together. >> you're being kind by the say. >> state they're from. camilla harris is from california. >> would you like to see joe biden run for president? would that be good for your party? >> i am a big joe biden fan. >> it is a straightforward question. >> i don't want joe biden for our candidate. i would love a new barack obama. >> a new barack obama. do you think this helps, though, biden or anybody else in your party in terms of the messaging? i mean, you know -- >> the attacks? >> the attacks on the current -- >> can i give one shot, though. let me give joe biden a shoutout at least he is not degrading people who voted for donald trump. in fact, this old line, that everybody votes for donald trump is either deplorable or racist or anything, he sai

that's exactly what speaker ryan has said as well.e not saying that the democrats don't get to have a say and they can write their own memo and go through the process of trying to get it released. do you expect to see that soon? >> i think we will. what we're seeing today is more questions being raised and the idea that we need more transparency. the fact of the matter is, if these facts stand, that a dossier that was unverified was a key part of getting surveillance of carter page and perhaps other trump officials he was talking to, that is obviously a real problem potentially. but we need to know, was the dossier just 5% or 10% of what the fisa judge saw before the warrant? is devin nunes giving us just a small part of the picture. you know from the bush days, it is a high bar to get an fisa warrant. >> dana: even if it just 5% or 10% based on the dossier, if they did with hold information from the judge or others up the chain at the fbi, who will pay for it and steele was obviously bias in the things that he said, then we need to k

ryan today. mr. ryan bears full responsibility for the deterioration of congressional oversight of intelligence operations. you would this mr. nunes's committee would be alarmed by this threat to american democracy. instead mr. nunes with mr. ryan's aid and comfort is trying to impede on investigation into these issues. it's sad to see the speaker allowing the house to be tarnished in this way. do you think this can be construed as an effort not by devin nunes to protect the president but by paul ryan looking to if he can prosecute and therefore the gop agenda? >> i think they're all in it together. there was a time where believe it or not republican leadership in congress would try to rein in icen. they would yell at us and tell us to back off, take it slow. that's when barack obama was in the oval office. now that trump's there and they see their congressional majority is in peril, they're completely changing the standards they set when obama was in office to move goal post and allow nunes to r

paul ryan's judgment on this. but paul ryan, there is no doubt about it, he has put himself out there on this. and, you know, maybe he's grown closer to the president. >> does he believe what he's saying there? >> i have to assume he is. >> history is not going to be kind to paul ryan. paul ryan has sent signals he's going to retire. he'll be remembered very badly for this. because what's at issue here is whether when a foreign adversaries interfere with our elections, are we capable to think about protecting our elections first. that's what putting america first means. and paul ryan should understand that. and this memo business is an attempt to obscure what's really going on. you don't need the carter page investigation to have a predicate for the fbi to undertake a counter intelligence investigation of the trump campaign. you have the papadopoulos story. >> by the way, carter page had been converting with russians for years. to be linked to return agents. the purpose of the sarah sanders tweet saying critical f

jason, i want to start with paul ryan. yesterday, he was talking about why he thinks the memo should be released. take a listen. >> if mistakes were made and if individuals did something wrong, then it is our job as legislative branch of government to conduct oversight over the executive branch if abuses were made. >> for sure. if that were the case, why not release all of it. why just a short memo. why not the democrat's version. >> right, why not the democrat's version. why not the underlying documents that you used? if you're really concerned about oversight, how about put everything out there? that's because paul ryan's a liar. most of the republicans are liars when it comes to this. they didn't have these concerns with hillary clinton. >> politicians are liars. >> yes. >> i'm not saying paul ryan is a truth teller but he's in good company. politicians tell lies. ron, when you look at this, do you believe republicans actually agree that the memo should be released? most republicans, they're not going to go down with do

cleanse the organization, said ryan. your thoughts? >> i don't even have any idea what he could have possibly meant by that. but following up on what michael just said. if this was actually about oversight or transparency, then the congress would have released the democratic rebuttal to this misleading riddled with omissions memo that was put together by nunes in collusion with the white house. it can't be about oversight or transparency or cleansing. it's a document that's extremely misleading and should be not allowed to ever happen again. >> indeed. cnbc is reporting that the house intelligence e committee voted against release iing the democr' response to the memo, even as they voted to release the nunes memo. now after being criticized. we'll release the democratic memo as well. the democrats want to scrub it of anything that could harm national security first or give up or sources or methods. the silliness of the memo is is underscored by what republicans are doing with it. the ones who aren't calling for the firing or jailing of

paul ryan is facing growing criticism over the idea that he enables trump over memo gate.nd we have advice coming from, guess who? joe biden. >>> we begin with our top story, two investigations in bob mueller's probe, steve bannon will meet with mueller, he was originally scheduled to meet before the grand jury. this is the first time that mueller ever used a subpoena like that on a trump -- my colleague, rachel maddow has shown that bannon apparently is getting different treatment than other witnesses. >> there is something strange and interesting going on about steve bannon, he's being treated differently by the special counsel's office, compared to other campaign administration officials. he's been treated differently by the republican leadership of your committee, and he is being treated different by the white house. >> is that true? and i'm going to ask a congresswoman in a moment. >>> the other big development in the russia probe is that trump lawyers are now walking back that famous televised promise to do that bob mueller interview. his lawyers are afraid he could

rene and ryan. >> busy day indeed. cnn has learned top white house aides are worried that director chris wray will resign if the memo is released. wray has not directly threatened to step down. >>> his predecessor james comey offering support. all should appreciate the fbi speaking up. i wish more of our leaders would. take heart, american history shows that in the long run weasels and liars never hold the field. so long as good people stand up, not a lot of schools or streets are named for joe mccarthy. >>> the fbi agents association also publicly thanking director wray expressing appreciation for his willingness to stand shoulder to shoulder with them as they work to protect the country from security threats. house speaker paul ryan says the memo does not target law enforcement. listen to his argument. >> the memo is not indictment of the fbi, of the department of justice. it does not impugn the mulvanel investigation or the deputy attorney general. what it is is the congress' legitimate function of oversight that th

i did the first murray ryan -- called murray ryan. she calls it ryan murray.niece's name is murray ryan, i call it murray ryan. i did the first one. why? because i didn't want to see the sequester hit the military. i supported the second one, the boehner deal, why? because i didn't want to see the sequester hit the military. i -- we're doing this one, why? because we don't want to see the sequester hit the military. now, having said all of that, there are other good things in here. this is a bipartisan bill. just like leader schumer said, you get some things you like, you give the other side things they like. that's what bipartisan compromise is all about. and i think on the net, this is a very good solution. and as to the debt and deficit concerns, most of this domestic spending as you pointed out is one time spending. it is hurricane relief. we're not going to rebuild houston, not going to rebuild florida, not going to help puerto rico or the fires in california? those are things that we have to do because our fellow citizens in these disaster ravaged areas

paul ryan called me the other day. don't know if i'm supposed to say this, but i will say that he said to me, he has never, ever seen the republican party so united, so much in like with each other, but literally the word united was the word he used. it's most united he's ever seen the party. and i see it too. i have so many friends in this group. and there is a great coming together. that i don't think either party has seen for many, many years so -- right? yes, that's good. i was hoping he wouldn't deny that, but -- he did, he called me. i thought it was very nice. thank you, paul, very much. every day, we're removing government burdens and empowering our citizens to follow their hearts and to live out their dreams. the priorities of republicans in congress are the priorities of the american people. we believe in strong families. and we believe in strong borders. we believe in the rule of law. and we support the men and women of law enforcement. [ applause ] we believe every american has the right to grow up in a saf

. >>> also on capitol hill, we're expecting to hear from house speaker paul ryan any minute. he'll be at the podium after days of pressure for congress to do something on gun violence. the ball seems to be in the sfaet's court. your status update is next. >>> one day before students at stoneman douglas high school, we're hearing back from the sheriff's deputy that's being slammed for not taking out the killer. his lawyer says those statements are untrue. >>> i want to start with kristen welker. hope hicks talking with congress behind closed doors. it's important to have the context here, hick's inner sicker when it comes to the president. >> that's right. she is communications director, but she's also the former director of strategic communication. she served as then candidate trump's press secretaryism she worked for the trump organization, she's close with ivanka trump and worked with her as well. this is something u someone who is not only a close aid by a confidante to president trump and to his family. she is someone who is in the inner inner circle. now in terms of what

i believe speaker ryan has said the same thing.peaker ryan wants them joined at the hip here. congressman, thanks for taking the time. do you support her in this effort? >> i support as most republicans do bringing the dream act forward for a vote. actually, i heard her read the name oh jose from california, one of my constituents that wants to be a police officer. this country is the only country he's none and we want people like him to be a part of our country. >> neil: i'm sorry. i wasn't clear. would you say no to this budget accord if it did not include such a guarantee? >> yeah, we're waiting for the senate deal to be sent over. we haven't seen the numbers yet. three out of four people agree on what the compromise should be. mitch mcconnell, chuck schumer and nancy pelosi are in agreement the compromise is that we vote on the spending deal and have a vote on the dream act. paul ryan is isolated in that he doesn't agree on that. he should come around and get all four of them -- >> neil: i thought he was -- i thought he was goi

they're already raising red flags to speaker of the house paul ryan. then you have the other side of the coin. you've heard there house minority leader nancy pelosi speaking to this, saying we're not going to go for this deal because it doesn't address daca. you have this really divide where speaker of the house paul ryan potentially needs to get this passed through and he's facing problems among house conservatives and house democrats. so certainly he's going to need to corral some support from democrats to get this passed through. at this point, very unclear how he does that. first, a little bit of review. what exactly is in this senate deal that just got announced on the senate floor? a big two-year bipartisan budget deal. it would fund the government until the next month. it would boost military and nondefense spending for the next two years. this is something that makes both republicans and some democrats happy. it raises the debt ceiling. that was a big problem looming that needed to be addressed by next month. it gives more than $80 billion in d

speaker paul ryan has made clear what his plans are for the daca debate. there's not a lot of optimism those plans were change. so it's nancy pelosi versus her caucus to see if they join the republicans and pass this. >> shepard: the far right, the conservatives, the freedom caucus, that bunch has different concerns. >> yes. they're concerned about the debt limit. >> shepard: they think we spend too much and spending is going way up. >> yes. you'll see possibly upwards of a third of the house of republicans conference voting against this. the spending cap deal on the six-week c.r. >> shepard: sounds like if you add it all together in the house of representatives, doesn't look like there's enough votes to pass this or there are? >> there could. again, depends on how many democrats choose to break from nancy pelosi's position that they will not support this without a more firm deal on daca. what we're hearing, there could be a number that decides to support this. >> shepard: will they want something? >> i think the understanding is paul ryan made a commitmen

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either paul ryan has to go or paul ryan has to let actual gun control legislation onto the floor. it doesn't happen any other way because he controls the agenda. he won't allow some sane democratic gun control legislation on the floor so who is the problem here? paul ryan. who is the problem? republican party. everyone needs to accept that. if you want gun control legislation, they have to go. >> i'll just ask you one more question about that. you've got five kids who went to that school coming out saying they're going to start a day of action and make this an election issue. do you expect -- >> god bless them. >> you hear their optimism in the wake of this unspeakable tragedy. how do you make this more of an election issue than it is? >> these young men and women are doing more than any politician has done in the last ten years by humanizing this situation and what we have to do is really turn this into actual electoral wins, elect democrats and republicans that are actually going to be for sane gun control legislation, but let's remember where the focus is. nothing happens as we

you heard paul ryan say this is about transparency in the public's interest.ldn't that involve releasing more than one partisan document which the fbi director said omits key facts? >> at the very least, it would involve releasing the other partisan document. that would be true sort of tran perron si if y -- transparency. what you see the house speaker is clear. he has a rationale for himself so he can wake up so he's not doing the political bidding for president trump here. >> but he is? >> the way devin nunes is. this entire episode is clearly about president trump either to discredit the mueller investigation in any way he can, either to prove his year-long point that this is a witch hunt, that this is a hoax, and he feels that in this nunes memo he's going to have some ammunition for that. so, that means paul ryan is clearly aiding and abetting the president's political goal here. but you hear he's coming up with a different rationale. >> didn't paul ryan very goal here. >> and that's not the business we're in. that's a little rich, is it not, when the pre

paul ryan was a key force in this memo coming out.hink it's safe to say that this would not have come out without his kind of blessing and work behind the scenes. >> absolutely. >> i was a little bit surprised by that having covered ryan so long. considering he's out there saying this has absolutely nothing at all to do with the mueller investigation, it shouldn't cast any doubt when in reality that is how the president himself is viewing it. that's how thousands of americans are looking at this. >> right, yeah. i agree that ryan's position is a little bit contradictory. and despite what he says, as you're saying, clearly the memo coming out is affecting the public view of law enforcement at large, and therefore of the mueller investigation. and the result inevitably will be that when mueller comes out with his findings there will be substantial doubt about them. >> i think ryan bears really a large responsibility for this. think about it. this is a select committee, meaning he chooses the members. he's annex owe -- an ex-officio memb

that was senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and speaker paul ryan.y are in west virginia at a retreat talking about how they're going to try to set up the republicans for success in 2018. goining me now, guy benson from town hall.com and leslie marshall syndicated radio talk show are back with me. i don't know how much time we'll have, so let me start and talk about this nunes memo. one of the things, guy, i'll start with you. speaker ryan said pelosi and schumer would like nothing more than to get us side tracked focusing on the memo. but hasn't it been the republicans for the last two weeks who have been hash tagging release the memo and that they have hyped to it the point of being side tracked? >> yeah, that's true. so in the opening statement you heard from mcconnell and ryan, lots of talk about the tax bill and with good cause. it's working very well. and the economy. not a single question about those issues. maybe one question on immigration. everything else on the memo. it is tough for republicans to play victim here because they've been poun

ryan's medical team. >> it will be a long, slow process. but it is just amazing what they have done already. >> reporter: ryan's grandmother tells me that he and his parents will be at the denver treatment facility for the next 90 days. but it may take a year or two before they know what his full capabilities will be. the hope is of course that he will walk again. in pleasant hill, amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> and if you want to help ryan and his family, you can donate to the gofundme page. we have a link on our website at ktvu.com. just click on web links. >>> fill that is gearing up for a big victory parade for the eagles on thursday. organizers say it will be one of the biggest celebrations in city history. they expect at least a million people to come. the philadelphia school district along with the archdiocese have canceled class to give students and teachers a chance to, quote, witness history. the city celebrates the 41-33 victory over the new england patriots. >>> massachusetts authorities are investigating a burglary at the home

paul ryan was just speaking.to what he said about daca. >> i mean, i would have gone to the bathroom well before then. i have to tell you. so, you know, impressive. first, we want a daca solution. guess what? in order to shift our focus and get on to the next priority, which is a daca solution, we have to get this budget agreement done so we can focus on this. i said it once, and i'll say it again, we will bring a resolution to the floor. as far as the senate is concerned, first, i think it is important to see what they -- if they can produce a bill and what they can produce. our system works different than their system. the leader would say the same thing. so, i can't speak to what our rule is going to look like. i can say that we're going to bring a daca solution to the floor because we want to solve this problem. phil? >> [ inaudible question ]. would house budget chairman paul ryan have soupported this bill? >> i did murray/ryan. i did the first one. why? i didn't want the sequester to hit the military. i sup

joining us democratic congressman tim ryan of ohio.s on the huge spending bill passed by the house three hours ago. thanks for coming to spend time with us even though i doubt you've slept in a long, long time. the house passed it, the senate passed it, sent over to the white house. it's at the white house. it's 8:29 a.m. the president hasn't signed it yet. curious he's waiting on this, congressman? >> yeah. i guess this would be where i would make my he's not out of bed yet joke, but i'm not going to do that. i don't know what the urgency is. we were up all night making sure this happened so that as soon as he got it, he could sign it and get things moving. i don't know what the holdup is. >> you were a yes vote. what did you like about this bill? >> it's a much better deal than we had even a few weeks ago. we were able to get significant investment into, a, the military which is eroding from within. we had a meeting with secretary mattis the other day. we've got huge threats from china, russia, all over the globe, espionage, cyber. t

ryan. >> kaylee hartung, thank you. in a needed boost to school spirit, the stoneman douglas high school hockey team won on sunday. the victory over the tournament's top seed. >> for the 17 that passed away out here. it has been a tough week. we came here to win. we all just came together and got the win. >> stoneman douglas will compete in the national championship next month in minnesota. >>> a agreein -- a growing numb companies are breaking up with the nra. they are not targeting weapons makers or manufacturers. they are targeting companies that offer discounts to nra members. symantec and metlife and car rental companies ending relationships with the nra. first national bank of omaha tweeting that customer feedback caused them to cancel the nra credit card. the delta and united airlines ends end s -- ending discounts for nra. the nra calling this a shameful display of political and civic cowardess. adding these brands will be replaced by others who value constitutional freedoms. for years, corporate america stayed

the community is coming together to help out ryan and his family.st night -- kron 4's ella sogomonian was there.. east bay teen ryan joseph was air lifted to craig hospital in colorado for help with his wrestling injury.his family says he's gone from completely paralyzed from the neck down to being able to move his arms, he's breathing on his own twice for two hours each per day, and is finally able to talk again.sot: sherry johnson, ryan's grandmother// "so now he's telling bad jokes to his family so his sister has had enough bad jokes but she's putting up with it."in the meantime hes getting help with the growing cost of medical expenses and adjustments ryan will need for his new life in a wheelchair. so a benefit dinner was hosted at his school college park high monday night.sot: ella sogomonian, pleasant hill// "and so people can actually see where their money is going toward an example of the van the fundraiser is going to get for the family is standing right outside some of the features are that the ramp automatically retracts and there is so

six year old ryan makes videos for his channel ryan toys review they get up to a staggering one point one billion hits he's among the world's biggest you tube stars his channel has over eleven point five million subscribers and plenty to spark interest from toward manufacturers as with you tube cute baby new life from germany her parents began filming her at age two showing their every day life along with all kinds of products. multi-channel networks like studios act as middlemen between you two percent brands they have between fifteen and twenty you tube families under contract and the business is growing they also do post production for you two clips. on a channel becomes popular whether it's aimed at families kids or adults it's attracts the attention of brands wanting to advertise we reach out to you and suggest what kind of campaigns they could run across from a company. like this ad campaign for a german supermarket chain the retailer picked several young you tubers to take part including lulu and. have a fantastic yes i am right. in germany product placement is bad for kids t.v

>> that's right, ryan.dipitous timing, the house intelligence chairman devin nunes was on the stage right behind me as the democratic rebuttal memo posted online. and take a listen now to what he had to say in response. >> we actually wanted this out, so this has been held up for over two weeks. the fbi and doj had right away told the democrats what was wrong with their memo. or their response to our memo. and they waited for two weeks before they actually did the redactions that were necessary to get this out. we wanted it out. we want it out because we think it is clear evidence that the democrats are not only trying to cover this up but they're also colluding with parts of the government to help cover this up. and i think as you read it, you will see personal attacks on myself, personal attacks on chairman gowdy, with a lot of really interesting things that sound really bad, like a lot that has been happening with this russia investigation over the course of the last year. but what you're not going to se

the latter can be very lucrative as videos by ryan toys review show ryan or his parents must be advertising millionaires by now thanks to the channel's reach popularity and their exclusive ad deals. so fans i mean when families want to earn money from videos it can create difficult situations. members might not want to be in front of the camera but can cause pressure. so how much pressure is involved in producing five videos a week for lulu and later on it seems to be all about fun. to shoot them in. the money that's a nice bonus getting money from the advertising but we're mainly making these videos to express our creativity and because of the kids. so this is the oklahoma discussing my own and when the kids don't want to make a video that's that no matter what the ad agency might say. shift says i'm not going advertising. and now it's time for the shift planking the highest paying internships in u.s. tech companies in fifth place apple the us tech firm is a leader in consumer electronics and pretty generous with internship salaries but john platform glassdoor ranked the highest paying int

the target really is paul ryan. >> if the target is paul ryan, i know earlier this week you and representativeent a letter on behalf of the problem solvers caucus asking speaker ryan to commit to open negotiation here. have you heard anything from the speaker or from his office? >> we haven't directly in response to the letter, but i spoke to the speaker. bottom line, the position he's taking is backing away from having the house be the one that works its will. with fred upton and i, about 50 of our colleagues, half republicans, half democrats said, look, let's have a debate, put the goodlatte bill on the floor. i think it's a terrible bill, but we can vote on it. put the aguillar-hurd bill on the floor, hold each one of us accountable. it would only be a bill passed by the majority of the house that would go to the president. and the president would be free to exercise his authority to sign or reject it. >> just remind me again, why do you think we're in this position? why do you think -- i want to hear in your words why you think the speaker is reluctant to have that open negotiation. >> it'

go over to april ryan. she's over at the white house for us. april, we thought the drama was going to be in the house of representatives but there's a lot of drama unfolding right now in the u.s. senate. >> yeah. and the crazy thing about this is wolf, yes, the president thought that this was a great deal once it came to him. but what people could remember, and this could hurt him, he said i would love a shutdown. and even though he accepted this compromise on the budget he said okay, but now those words from a couple days ago could hurt him. especially as he's been touting the economy. and who knows how long this could go? it may go beyond the two or three days of the last shutdown. sought president's words are still lingering even though he agreed to a compromise. >> kaitlyn collins, what rand paul is saying now on the senate floor will certainly resonate with a whole bunch of conservative republicans who will have to vote assuming this eventually does pass the senate. >> that's right. and we should note